Biblical Encouragement

Do You Ever Think About Heaven? 

Pearly Gates of Heaven
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Do you ever think about Heaven?  What will the beauty and its splendor be like when we finally live in eternity with Jesus?

Nobody knows everything about Heaven, and even if we saw it ourselves, it would probably be similar to explaining God: it is more splendid than words can describe.

However, the Bible has given us several interesting facts about Heaven. So, I started looking for applicable scriptures and found a captivating spiritual glimpse into Heaven, which I am sharing with you here.

Mansions

We have a home in Heaven.

When Jesus spoke these words, there were already “many mansions” in Heaven, and He promised to make more. I am convinced that each child of God will find their place prepared by Him.

Fully trusting God’s word means freedom and a new dimension of life, enabling us to anticipate whatever He has planned for us on earth and for the rest of eternity.

Heaven’s Beauty

The earth blooms, with flowers in all colors, with mountains, valleys, and rivers; with beautiful fish swimming through the oceans, and countless varieties of animals and birds roaming the land; with seasons of the year, and yes, beautiful people!

The beauty of Heaven cannot be compared to even the most exquisite sunrises and sunsets that we have here on Earth, even though we often take them for granted.

When we think about Heaven, the pearly gates come to mind. Pearls that occur in every color possible. The streets are golden in Heaven, while a crystal river flows from the Throne of God.

Biblical descriptions and experiences of those who have visited or received visions of Heaven speak about an unbelievably beautiful scene. Heaven will be more natural than this earth; it will not be strange to us because our citizenship is in Heaven. This world is not our home.

It will be exciting to see all the people mentioned in the Bible, including the angels and the many Heavenly beings. 

What Will It Be to Live in Heaven?

I view death as a doorway we cross; on the opposite side, a stunning new existence exists beyond our understanding. As we start to encounter the magnificence of God, we will say: 

Additionally, the Bible mentions that Heaven is a place where there is no more death, sorrow, crying, or pain.

This verse suggests an existence entirely free from earthly life’s sufferings and trials. The overarching theme is one of eternal peace and joy in the presence of God, where the redeemed of the Lord will live in perfect harmony with Him and each other.

Nobody knows how time will be spent or what our responsibilities will be like. We won’t sit on clouds with our feet dangling over the earth. Instead, we’ll be busy worshipping God together with the angels.

There is so much the Bible does not say about Heaven. It is not a mythical place. It is the holy dwelling of the God. It is where those who have received Jesus will spend eternity.

The thoughts of Paradise should persuade those who hope for eternal life to follow God’s plan of salvation and do everything within their power to bring their loved ones and others to a Heavenly Home prepared just for them.

Jesus is Always with Us

Eternity cannot be comprehended. God valued it so much that He gave His only begotten Son as a ransom so that anyone born again would live eternally with Him in Heaven.

The Christian journey to Heaven would be impossible without the Holy Spirit, who helps us. Jesus assured us that He will always be there with us until the end.

Our life on earth is preparation for the life we will live in Heaven. Jesus encouraged us, saying:

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Susan is a mother of four beautiful babies and a born-again Christian. She took over Hope No Matter What in 2024 and enjoys sharing her knowledge of the goodness and faithfulness of God. Her passion is to bring hope and encouragement to others, and she prays that by sharing her knowledge and personal story, she can inspire others to find enlightenment in God's word.

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